Doctor
The Doctor is Skyfire Avenue’s resident physician and a high-level healing Adept. The supplied corpus gives no civilian name, making Doctor both his Avenue title and the only confirmed personal designation. His strongest scenes emphasize medical judgment as much as raw restorative power: he can keep a catastrophically injured patient alive, but states plainly when recovery exceeds his Discipline.
Biography
Saving Lan Jue after Taihua
The Clairvoyant calls the Doctor back when Lan Jue returns from Taihua with damage from Fantascia Genetica. Over seven hours the Doctor repairs fractures across bones, joints, major and minor vessels, and meridians until he collapses from exhaustion. He saves Lan Jue’s life but cannot restore the correct flow through the shattered meridians and estimates only a one-percent chance of full recovery. When an unknown masked specialist offers further treatment, he initially refuses on patient-safety grounds, then allows it only after she opens her Core for scrutiny and he can observe the process. (Chapters 141–154)
The Avenue’s battlefield healer
The Doctor continues to support Skyfire Avenue after the Taihua crisis. He arrives with the Wine Master when Lan Jue is poisoned and channels emerald-green healing energy into him, and he later serves during the alien campaign, helping exhausted fighters and warning that stronger battles are still ahead. The last direct scene leaves him alive in Chapter 835. The corpus also defines the ceiling on his work: conventional healing Disciplines apply to humans and pre-Paragon Adepts, not Paragons who have become aspects of protogenia. (Chapters 523, 794, and 835)
Appearance and personality
The Doctor is described as a younger man relative to the Wine Master. After the seven-hour operation his face is drawn and pale, sweat drenches him, and steam rises from his body; the scene illustrates exertion rather than a permanent feature. The corpus supplies few other fixed physical details. (Chapter 147)
Socially he can be complaining, flirtatious, and proud of the title he has earned. In treatment he is diligent, candid about prognosis, and protective of his patient even when a stranger claims superior healing power. His curiosity is empirical as well: he wants to examine unfamiliar life and closely studies a technique he does not understand instead of dismissing it once evidence appears. (Chapters 141–149)
Disciplines and abilities
Healing Discipline and medicine
The Doctor combines a high-ranked healing Discipline with detailed anatomical and clinical knowledge. His green or emerald energy can repair extensive physical trauma and stabilize patients near death, while his explanations show familiarity with meridians and rare restorative Disciplines. The Taihua operation proves both his precision and willingness to exhaust himself for a patient. (Chapters 147–149 and 523)
Limits
Healing is not unlimited regeneration. The Doctor cannot correctly reroute Lan Jue’s badly disrupted meridians after Fantascia Genetica, and prolonged treatment drains him until he cannot stand or lift a finger. His kind of Discipline also cannot restore Paragons, whose bodies and Domains have become expressions of protogenia. The supplied corpus never gives him a Paragon breakthrough. (Chapters 147–154 and 794)
Relationships
- Lan Jue: His most important on-page patient. The Doctor keeps him alive after Taihua and later treats him again after poisoning.
- Wine Master: The Paragon who brings the Doctor to medical emergencies, supports him through the Taihua operation, and guards the patient during follow-up treatment.
- Clairvoyant: The Avenue founder who knows the Doctor has returned and sends for him when Lan Jue needs urgent care.
- Su Xiaosu: A fighter the Doctor assists during the alien campaign, advising her to rest before the next, harder engagement.
Items
No separately cataloged notable items are associated with the Doctor.